Takazane Yasunori: Unwavering historical awareness

We were not told, but there was a man who devoted his life to the Koreans and the Chinese forces and the ship's bombing movement. He will be Takehae Yasno, who has run and built the Nagasaki Peace Information Council until he dies in April 2017. Dhakazane Yasnori was born in Seoul, a Japanese colony in 1939. Takazana, who returned to Japan after losing, says that he was “grieved from the point of view of the Koreans to his birth as a repressive Japanese.”. That awareness led the Dakazawa to engage in a campaign against the Koreans and their own bombings. He thought that the problem of ship-running was a matter of quality different from the Japanese, although he was a victim of the Japanese atom. Sharing the history perception of the Kamsahhar Day, the "Japan’s subject" stand is a empirical case of how the slave labor was carried out. The core message of this book is the ethical sense that ultimately takes on history, the urge to the way of humanity. The authors repeatedly emphasize the need for ‘history ethics’ to be responsible for what one person in the community will do and how to live and build history, even though the primary responsibility for war and its damage is, of course, in the Japanese government and in the criminal sector.

Korean title: 흔들림 없는 역사 인식

Korean author: 다카자네 야스노리

Korean publisher: 삶창

ISBN-13: 9788966551392